episodes of Vic and Sade
Promotion for Vic & Sade This gentle, eccentric, well-loved comedy series can cause first-time listeners to scratch their heads. It's a show without obvious punchlines or belly laughs. But listen to a selection of episodes, and the self-contained small idiosyncracies of life at the Gooks may well grow on you like the novels of Dickens (to whom author Paul Rhymer's creations have been compared.)
Vic and Sade first appeared on the Blue network in 1932, and ran for 13 years on NBC and CBS, and briefly in 1946 on the Mutual network.
In the 1970s the series spawned two printed books of scripts, reprinting some 60 episodes which may be found online here: http://paulrhymer.net/scripts.cgi
In addition, we have links to several specific episodes not included in the books ...
Click on a script title below to view it:
| circa 100 | Sade Thinks Baseball is Just a Game |
| circa 100 | Vic and Sade Discuss a Close Friendship |
| circa 100 | Melvin Has Landed a Job |
| circa 100 | Uncle Fletcher, from Dixon, is a Houseguest |
| circa 100 | Uncle Fletcher's Meals |
| Nov 21 1934 | The Washing Machine is on the Blink |
| Apr 07 1936 | Discussing a Close Friendship |
| Nov 07 1939 | Rush's Christmas Idea |
| Aug 14 1940 | Bacon Sandwiches |
| Dec 05 1941 | Untitled Episode |
| Dec 08 1943 | Mr. Ruebush's Christmas Present |
| Dec 24 1943 | Christmas Cards |
| Sep 15 1944 | Miss Keller's Wedding Ring |
| Date Unknown | Vic, Chef for Dinner, Quotes Pantley on Peanuts |
| Date Unknown | Mis' Keller's Birthday |
| Date Unknown | Mr Dempsey & Mr Tunney Meet in a Cigar Store |
| Date Unknown | Vic is Elected to the Congress of Distinguished Americans |
| Date Unknown | Applying for a $4.80 Refund from the Lodge |
| Date Unknown | Caramels on a Hot Day |